This 2-hour workshop welcomes all graduate students, regardless of College, department, area of specialty, or year in the program. We will begin with a panel discussion with alumni from different points in their career and conclude with an overview of document preparation from the point of view of recruiters and employers.
Today’s professional landscape, including that outside of Academia, greatly benefits from the skills attained throughout graduate students’ careers. Our panelists will share what they feel they learned during their program and how they presented and leveraged those skills both on the job market and over the course of their ongoing employment. We will also be joined by Maddie Kindig of ASC Career Success, who will help provide resources that attendees may find helpful when drafting cover letters and resumes. Attendees are encouraged to bring a cover letter or resume draft, though this is not required to participate in the workshop.
Lunch is provided; please complete this Qualtrics survey to RSVP and register your attendance. This link will remain open until October 23rd or until we have reached capacity. Contact arceno.1@osu.edu for more information.
This is an ongoing project series resulting from the work of the Imagined Futures Career Allies Academy. For more information, please visit the Global Arts + Humanities | Cross-Disciplinary Research Exchange.
Transferable Skills in Interdisciplinary Contexts is hosted by the Department of Comparative Studies and co-sponsored by the Humanities Institute, Department of Anthropology and the Department of English. If your Department is interested in co-sponsoring, please contact arceno.1@osu.edu.
